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Mycroft-config in Mark I

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#1

Hello everybody,
after some month closed in a box, i’ve just reimaged my Mark I device with the latest sw.
Now I would like to study it deepr, starting from the language.
First step, dirst stop: how can I use, or find, mycroft-config? Have i to use it?Or i’ve just to manage conf files?
Thanks in Adavance,

Nic

#2

Did you already read through the documentation on mycroft.conf?

#3

Hello Dominik,

yes i have: at the moment i’m using that file in order to setup my Mark 1 and use Italian Language.
I’m going ahead in that way.
i was just looking for Configuration Manager Utility
I think it could be helpfull for me, a good way to start… isn’t it? and, exist it?

Thanks in advance,

Nic

#4

You can edit mycroft.conf directly or use the configuration manager tool. Both will have same result if done properly. Config-manager should be a bit easier and safer in case you are not familiar with editing json-files.

#5

Eh… that’s the point! Where is this tool? have i to install it? Have i to call to from a specific folder?

#6

Log into Mycroft via SSH, then issue mycroft-config command on the console,e.g. mycroft-config set lang "es-es"
to set language to spanish.

#7

bash: mycroft-config: command not found

#8

but mycroft-cli-client works?
which version number is shown in the upper right corner of the cli-client, it should read “mycroft-core 20.8.0”?
if not, there is something wrong with your setup/environment.

#9

I have read through multiple threads and I don’t see where this has ever been resolved. I’m setting up my Mark 1 for my grandson and while the system keeps telling me that Mycroft-config is already installed, I’ve searched for it and it does not exist. I see the code in GIT, how can I turn that code into an executable skill?